Brasseries Kronenbourg - Kronenbourg 1664 Brasseries Kronenbourg - Kronenbourg 1664 Click on image to zoom More Views Read More Kronenbourg’s flagship brew presents well in the glass: brilliant clarity with an attractive brassy-copper-golden color and a generous cap of white foam. This beer serves as a showcase for the Strisselspalt hop, a local Alsatian varietal that’s been used in Kronenbourg’s beers since 1885, and is coveted by brewers around the world for its classic, well-balanced aromatic character. In fact, it delivers a little bit of everything on the nose, offering up a very European grassy-spicy-herbal-lemony profile, but bolstered by a softly floral, almost fruity, undertone and a hint of anise. As you drink it, expect a crispness upfront, with the malt building nicely across the palate to deliver a subtle, honey-like sweetness and a smooth roundness that is often absent from lagers like this. Look also for some subtle fruity notes reminiscent of apple, pear, and stone fruit.

The hops, which were so dominant on the nose, aren’t shy in the flavor, either, delivering a fairly bold grassy spice counterpoint to the malt. Along with a hint of spicy alcohol, the hops keep this beer dry overall from the start to the finish, which lingers for a while. For a pairing, try grilled chicken or fish with lemon, spicy Asian fare like Pad Thai, or even Anisette cookies (an Italian cookie featuring anise and lemon). Cheers! Tasting Notes Kronenbourg’s flagship brew presents well in the glass: brilliant clarity with an attractive brassy-copper-golden color and a generous cap of white foam. This beer serves as a showcase for the Strisselspalt hop, a local Alsatian varietal that’s been used in Kronenbourg’s beers since 1885, and is coveted by brewers around the world for its classic, well-balanced aromatic character. In fact, it delivers a little bit of everything on the nose, offering up a very European grassy-spicy-herbal-lemony profile, but bolstered by a softly floral, almost fruity, undertone and a hint of anise.

As you drink it, expect a crispness upfront, with the malt building nicely across the palate to deliver a subtle, honey-like sweetness and a smooth roundness that is often absent from lagers like this. Look also for some subtle fruity notes reminiscent of apple, pear, and stone fruit. The hops, which were so dominant on the nose, aren’t shy in the flavor, either, delivering a fairly bold grassy spice counterpoint to the malt. Along with a hint of spicy alcohol, the hops keep this beer dry overall from the start to the finish, which lingers for a while. For a pairing, try grilled chicken or fish with lemon, spicy Asian fare like Pad Thai, or even Anisette cookies (an Italian cookie featuring anise and lemon). Cheers! Brasseries Kronenbourg (Strasbourg, Alsace, France) Read More Although France may not be the first country to come to mind when thinking of a beer drinking culture, it does, in fact, have a rich brewing tradition, particularly in the northwest near Belgium and Germany – countries world-famous for their ancient brewing traditions.

It’s not surprising, then, that the largest brewer in France should hail from Strasbourg, in Alsace on the Rhine River and as close to Germany as one can get without getting your feet wet. Brasseries Kronenbourg was founded in 1664 by Jérôme Hatt. The son of a dyer, he had graduated brewing school in 1649 and joined the coopers guild – a handy trade for a brewer. Originally named “Brasserie du Canon,” the brewery was located in the heart of Strasbourg, where it remained in the Hatt family for generations. Fast forward to 1850: a serious of floods from an overflowing Ill River (a Rhine tributary that flows through the city of Strasbourg) convinced 6th-generation brewer Frédéric Guillaume Hatt to move the brewery to the hills just above the city, to an area known as Cronenbourg. There, he dug extensive caves for the purpose of brewing bottom-fermenting lagers and maturing them in the cool underground conditions. In 1922, the brewery acquired another Alsatian brewer, Brasserie Tigre, creating the largest brewing company in Alsace.

They adopted the name of Tigre’s beer, Tigre Bock, the name by which they’d be most famous as they grew over the next three decades. In 1947, the 8th-generation Hatt brewer, who shared the name Jérôme with the brewery’s founder, changed the company name to Kronenbourg, to honor the area where they’d been brewing for almost a century. With German beers being held in extremely high regard the world over, he chose to use a “K” to accentuate the German-ness of the name. The brewery’s most iconic beer, Kronenbourg 1664, came to life in 1952, and it quickly went on to become the icon of premium French-brewed lagers. By 1969 the brewery was in need of expansion, so a brand new facility was opened in Obernai, a few miles southwest of the Strasbourg city center.

The Obernai brewery has gone on to become the largest in France, and, in addition to Kronenbourg 1664, produces a variety of other Kronenbourg brews such as Blanc, Brune, Rouge, and Premier Cru, along with several other European brands produced on contract. As of this writing, almost a third of all beers consumed in France are Kronenbourg beers, making them far and away the most popular among French consumers. 2014 marks Kronenbourg’s 350th anniversary – which is a remarkable age for a brewery, even by European standards. Here’s hoping they have another bright 350 years to come – Cheers! Brasseries Kronenbourg (Strasbourg, Alsace, France) Although France may not be the first country to come to mind when thinking of a beer drinking culture, it does, in fact, have a rich brewing tradition, particularly in the northwest near Belgium and Germany – countries world-famous for their ancient brewing traditions. It’s not surprising, then, that the largest brewer in France should hail from Strasbourg, in Alsace on the Rhine River and as close to Germany as one can get without getting your feet wet.

Brasseries Kronenbourg was founded in 1664 by Jérôme Hatt. The son of a dyer, he had graduated brewing school in 1649 and joined the coopers guild – a handy trade for a brewer. Originally named “Brasserie du Canon,” the brewery was located in the heart of Strasbourg, where it remained in the Hatt family for generations. Fast forward to 1850: a serious of floods from an overflowing Ill River (a Rhine tributary that flows through the city of Strasbourg) convinced 6th-generation brewer Frédéric Guillaume Hatt to move the brewery to the hills just above the city, to an area known as Cronenbourg. There, he dug extensive caves for the purpose of brewing bottom-fermenting lagers and maturing them in the cool underground conditions. In 1922, the brewery acquired another Alsatian brewer, Brasserie Tigre, creating the largest brewing company in Alsace. They adopted the name of Tigre’s beer, Tigre Bock, the name by which they’d be most famous as they grew over the next three decades.

In 1947, the 8th-generation Hatt brewer, who shared the name Jérôme with the brewery’s founder, changed the company name to Kronenbourg, to honor the area where they’d been brewing for almost a century. With German beers being held in extremely high regard the world over, he chose to use a “K” to accentuate the German-ness of the name. The brewery’s most iconic beer, Kronenbourg 1664, came to life in 1952, and it quickly went on to become the icon of premium French-brewed lagers. By 1969 the brewery was in need of expansion, so a brand new facility was opened in Obernai, a few miles southwest of the Strasbourg city center. The Obernai brewery has gone on to become the largest in France, and, in addition to Kronenbourg 1664, produces a variety of other Kronenbourg brews such as Blanc, Brune, Rouge, and Premier Cru, along with several other European brands produced on contract.

As of this writing, almost a third of all beers consumed in France are Kronenbourg beers, making them far and away the most popular among French consumers. 2014 marks Kronenbourg’s 350th anniversary – which is a remarkable age for a brewery, even by European standards. Here’s hoping they have another bright 350 years to come – Cheers! Premium beers, hand selected by experts throughout the year The Microbrewed Beer of the Month Club 1664, French Courage - Read expert review at epinions.com Where Can I Buy It? 1664, French Courage Pros: A nice, tasty, continental lager Cons: Beware of the fakes, imitations and brews under licence Think of France and perhaps the thing you are least likely to think of is beer. Wine - of course, cuisine - superbe!, ze ladies - mais oui!! Kronenbourg is a common enough sight in most supermarkets. You don&#146t have to go far down the aisles to find cartons of cans, or four packs of bottles stacked high and subject to a variety of offers.

You are likely to come across the tall and shapely 750ml bottles too in the chilled cabinet. It is also not unusual to come across this lager on draft down at the local. It is a typical British pub brew - nothing memorable and nothing to write home about. You drink it because it's there and because everybody else is. THE RANGE. We all know the numerals "1664" are associated with the beer here in the UK. It is a familiar logo on beer bottles, pub pumps and has featured in television advertisements. However, what may not be so apparent is that the name Kronenbourg is applied to a generic range of beers on the continent and within that there is a further whole range of beers bearing the "1664" mantra. This brand is France's top-selling beer and more than one out of every five beers sold in France is a Kronenbourg. Over there, Kronenbourg is a synonymous with a pilsner type beer with a slightly bitter note and good malt and hoppiness. The name comes from Cronenbourg a historical district of Strasbourg, where the brewery was built in the early part of the 19th century.

The beer is made from selected barley, water drawn from the underground source below the brewery and hops, mainly the more bitter varieties. The result is a well-balanced brew with a smooth, well-rounded bitter note that is ideal for all occasions Kronenbour 1664 is made with an exclusive yeast. The Company itself describes it as a darkish beer with golden highlights. It has an aromatic hoppiness and a subtle bitterness that comes from a long maturation in the cellars. The 1664 brand is the market leader for high-end premium beers. As well as the 1664 lager, the other labels in the range are 1664 Brown, single malt, Fleur do Houblon and Seasonal beers (Christmas, March) A LITTLE BIT OF HISTORY. WHY 1664? It all began one day in the now famous year of 1664, when young Jerome Hatt proudly filled a brand new barrel with his first official brew. Jerome had just been awarded the diploma of brewer-cooper, which meant he could henceforth brew and sell his own beer.

He set up his brewery right in the centre of Strasbourg, at the Brasserie du Canon, a few steps away from the cathedral. Little could he imagine what the future would hold. In 1850, business was flourishing, but the brewery, which now belonged to Jerome's descendant, Frederic-Guillaume, often found itself flooded out by the overspill from the river Ill. The only solution was to up and away to nearby Cronenbourg, above the flood levels. By 1857, the brewery was helping assuage the thirst of Parisians some 500 kilometres away, packing whole trains full of barrels of Hatt beer. this was the beginning of the brewery's domination of the French domestic market. In 1922, the Brasserie du Tigre became part of the Hatt brewery and Brasserie Hatt became Alsace's leading brewer with the famous "Tigre Bock" beer. In 1947, a new Jerome Hatt took over the reins at the brewery and decided to rename Tigre Bock as Kronenbourg. Kronenbourg has long been known for its initiatives.

In 1947 it was the first brewery to launch the 33cl bottle, followed by the metal can in 1953 and the first pack in 1963. Kronenbourg led the way in advertising and became the leading French beer-maker both in terms of sales and brand recognition. In 1952, the famous special beer, 1664, was launched to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's coronation. In 1959, Kronenbourg moved into the European markets, primarily the former West Germany, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy. The company prospered and the Cronenbourg brewery could no longer keep up with demand. A new, ultra-modern brewery, the largest ever built up till then, was opened in Obernai in 1969. In 1970, Kronenbourg joined the Danone group along with the Societe Europeenne de Brasseries (Kanterbrau). In 1986, Kronenbourg merged with Kanterbrau to become the "Brasseries Kronenbourg".

To answer the increasing needs of its on-trade bar and cafe customers throughout the country, Kronenbourg began buying depots from 1996 onwards. The depots were then brought together under a single sales and administrative network, Elidid boissons services. Kronenbourg has been part of Scottish & Newcastle since 19 July 2000. S&N is the leader in the United Kingdom and the second ranked brewing group in Europe, with output of 32 million hectolitres per year. The group has the vital expertise and synergy to break into new international markets. [Reprinted from the Brasserie webside: A SINGLE BLIND TRIAL. Now then, this is where things start to get interesting. My wife has put up with me over these last few months tasting beers, writing reviews and banging on about CAMEO BEERs, counterfeit ales and taste tests. Let me explain. I coined the expression above to signify the CAMpaign for the Ethnic Origin of BEER. I sincerely believe that a beer belongs to its native soil and that beers &#145brewed under licence are an abomination.

The trouble is that unless you know what you are looking for you often cannot tell whether you are drinking the original genuine article or some mass-produced fake &#145brewed under licence in the UK&#146. Today we were in our local branch of Tesco when - surprise, surprise  they were stocking 750 ml bottles of Kronenbourg 1664 brewed in Strasbourg. A little further down the aisle, they were also offering four-packs of 330ml bottles of Kronenbourg 1664 brewed by Scottish Courage in Edinburgh. So, here at last, we have the ability to do a face-to-face, bottle-to-bottle comparison. My wife is not a particularly enthusiastic beer drinker. She prefers a G and T. She will quaff a Tsing Tao at the local Chinese restaurant. So, I poured a couple of fingers of each brew into identical glasses without her seeing which was which. I then asked her for her considered opinion on colour, smell and taste. I am whole heartedly gladdened and gratified that she confirmed my following appraisal. Both bottles were stored at 4?C prior to opening.

The Strasbourg brew was a 750ml bottle; the Scottish brew a 330ml bottle. Nose: The Strasbourg lager had a delicate aromatic nose. The Scottish brew had no smell at all. The pour: The Strasbourg has a modest effervescence and created a slight head in the glass. The Scottish beer had less sparkle and did not produce any head. Colour: The Strasbourg brew is a darkish golden colour with no cloudiness or sediment. The Scottish brew is a distinctly lighter gold in colour. Again there is no sediment. The colour difference is obvious. First taste: The Strasbourg is pleasingly dry and smooth with an obvious hoppiness on the tongue. The Scottish lager froths as it hits the mouth. It also has a fair quota of hops but with some fairly pronounced woody overtones. Aftertaste: The Strasbourg 1664 leaves a pleasant lingering bitterness after swallowing. The Scottish brew has a rather sour aftertaste. What is remarkable is how different these two brews are. THE BOTTLES. The larger French bottle is dark green and almost conical without much of a neck. The Scottish brew comes in a smaller version of similar shape.

Each is closed with a crown cap that bears the brewery emblem. The numerals "1664" are embossed into the body of the bottle. There is a single label on each bottle encompassing the neck. On first glance these appear quite similar. There is a red &#145X with the title &#145Kronenbourg 1664 inside a white roundel. There is a row of gold medals under this. The French label notes its origin from Brasseries Kronenbourg, Strasbourg. This incorporates a bar code. This number starts with a ֭&#146. The Scottish beer is &#145Brewed in the UK by Scottish Courage, Edinburgh under agreement with Brasseries Kronenbourg&#146. There is no bar code on the Scottish bottle. However, for reference, any bar code number that starts with ֯ is a product of the UK. The Strasbourg beer carries a list of ingredients in several languages which comprises &#145water, malt, corn hops and yeast.

The Scottish beer does not outwardly say what is in it but acknowledges that it has been brewed &#145with a unique hop blend including aromatic hops from Alsace&#146. Both are brewed to a 5% ABV. CONCLUSION Most mainstream supermarkets stock this lager. At any time there are likely to be a variety of offers and pack varieties. What is surprising is that Kronenbourg is one of the few labels that is readily available in its genuine and &#145impostor form. It has been very difficult to set up a head-to-head taste test to date. My purchase today was from Tesco. A four-pack of 330ml bottles was #2.97. The larger 750ml sell for #1.74 each but the current offer is #3.00 for two. Yes; a French delight - but make sure you get the genuine article. Great as a drink on its own (my wife confirmed that it suited her palate). It is also good as an accompaniment to lunch and light dinners. (By the way- the 4* is for the Strasbourg based brew.

I couldn't go to five in deference to Pilsner Urquell - reviewed recently. I would only give Scottish Courage&#146s young pretender 2* at most) Carlsberg Group - Carlsberg Group beer brands - in alphabetical order Carlsberg Group beer brands - in alphabetical order 1664 Alcohol Free 1664 Alcohol Free is the first premium beer without alcohol in the range. It is made with the same ingredients and in the same method as beer, only the duration of fermentation is different. 1664 Blanc 1664 Blanc is an original wheat beer. It is a different, fresh and fruity white beer, slightly bitter with hints of citrus and coriander spices. 1664 Gold The flowery hops in this beer gives it a sweet fragrant and fruity aromas. 7 Hops Non Filtered la Mielizia The Mielizia has an amber color with hints of spices flavored with chestnut honey, which gives it a moderately sweet taste. Aldara Luksus Non-filtered Aldara Luksus Non-filtered differs from Aldara Luksus because the bottles is filled immediately after the maturation process, thereby skipping the filtration of the yeast.

Aldaris Dūmaku Aldaris Pilzenes is a light beer that has a fresh aroma of hops, bitterness and clean malt. Aldaris Porteris Aldaris Saimnieku has a nice caramel malty aroma. Alivaria Extra This beer is brewed only with natural ingredients, while its barley gives it a special softness. Alma-Ata Zhigulevskoe Alma-Ata Zhigulevskoe is a classic, traditional brand with recognizable fresh flavor. Angelo Brown Ale The Brown Ale is a dark beer with a foam persistent, full-bodied and charismatic personality. On the nose you can feel the aroma of licorice, hints of herbs and resinous. Angelo Pale Ale The gently amber color and the creaminess of the foam make this Pale Ale irresistible at first glance. Apinits Apinits is one of the most favourite brands in Latvia. Apinits Gaisais is a light lager type of beer. It has a fresh aroma of hops along with a pleasant bitterness and a clean taste of malt. Arendals Pilsener Due to the technology of cold filtration this new sort is easy drinkable and has refreshing taste.

The secret of Arsenalnoe beer is fine raw materials, modern equipment, and the experience of highly skilled experts. Arsenalnoe Strong The secret of Arsenalnoe beer is fine raw materials, modern equipment and the experience of highly skilled experts. Arsenalnoe Traditional The brand has a collection of more than twenty five awards of various Russian and international contests. The secret of Arsenalnoe beer is fine raw materials, modern equipment, and the experience of highly skilled experts. Astra Alsterwasser Astra is a leading beer brand in its home market of Hamburg. Astra Alsterwasser consists of half Astra, half lemonade with 2.5% alcohol. Astra Arschkalt Astra winter beer is a nice full-bodied, 5.9% alcohol beer. Astra Rotlicht A great tasting beer from Germany's finest. Astra Urtyp Hailing from the docks of Hamburg's harbours, Astra is Carlsberg Deutschland's cult beer brand. With a unique, crisp flavour and a characteristic, robust bottle, beer lovers of Hamburg have taken Astra to their hearts.

Baltika California Pale California Pale is a pale beer with a pleasant malty flavour and a rich taste based on the California Steam variety. Baltika Cooler Baltika Cooler Lime Baltika Cooler Lime is a combination of flavours of a light and refreshing beer with tropical lime. By adding lime juice to a classical beer, an extra freshening effect is created, while the bitter note inherent in the usual varieties is made milder. Baltika Cooler Tequila Lime Baltika Cooler Tequila Lime is a unique offer in the beer category. This variety was created on the basis of light beer with the addition of extracts of tequila and lime. Baltika Draft Nonfiltered Baltika Razlivnoe Nonfiltered is bottled right after brewing, skipping not only pasteurization, as other Baltika Razlivnoe sorts, but also filtration. Baltika Draught Baltika Draught (Razlivnoe)has the mild flavor of a fresh draught beer. Baltika München Baltika Munich is unfiltered wheat beer, which embodied the tradition of the Bavarian brewing. Baltika no. 0 Made in the Baltika Brewery in St. Petersburg, Russia, Baltika No.

7 Export has a mild and clean aroma and a balanced flavour. Baltika no. 8 Baltika no. 9 is a strong pilsner with a taste close to classic lager varieties. The flavour is light and there is a hint of malt, together with sweetish notes and mild hops bitterness. Baltika Praha It’s pure, soft taste will make a little gastronomic journey through the cozy streets and public squares of the old yet eternally young city. Baltika Razlivnoe Baltika Razlivnoe has a mild flavor of a fresh draught beer. Baltika Venskoe Venskoe is a pale beer with a rich taste, a pleasant silky texture and dark amber colour. Beerlao Dark Bellman is brewed on lager malt and has a bitterness and a rich malt character. Bilz Panache Bilz Panache is a mixed drink of lemonade with lemon flavor and alcohol-free beer. Birrificio Angelo Poretti 3 Luppoli 4 Luppoli Original has four hops varieties and is a low fermentation lager with a particularly harmonious flavour.

Birrificio Angelo Poretti 7 Luppoli Invernale Blågul is a Swedish beer with a fresh, bright aroma and a soft aftertaste. Bock Chiara Bolshaya, from Kazakhstan, is bottled with volume of 0,64 l, which contains 30 % more fresh draft beer than usual bottle with volume 0,5 l. Bolshaya Kruzhka Amber Bolshaya Kruzhka (meaning Big Glass) beer is a high-quality beer produced according to the traditional Russian technology of “long fermentation” with classical ingredients only: malt, hop and water. Bolshaya kruzhka Extra The Bolshaya Kruzhka beer is produced according to the traditional Russian technology of "long fermentation" with classical ingredients only: malt, hop and water. Bolshaya kruzhka Live The Bolshaya Kruzhka beer is produced according to the traditional Russian technology of "long fermentation" with classical ingredients only: malt, hop and water. Bosman Full Strong smell of syrup and brown sugar with aromas of crisp bread and chocolate. Long taste of chocolate, nuts, spices and soft fruitiness.

Integrated bitterness that comes with until the end. Brooklyn East India Pale Ale The beer has a fruity taste of orange and herbs with a long finish of toasted nuts and bitterness. Brooklyn Lager The taste combine citrus fruits, floral equality and herbs plus some nuttiness. Long, fresh and dry aftertaste with marked bitterness. Brooklyn Local 1 Behind the full golden colour there is an alluring aroma and a dusting of the special yeast. To create this beer an old technique of 100% bottle re-fermentation is used - a practice rare even in Europe. Brovar Classicheskoe This high-quality beer has an average density with a distinctive rich flavor of barley malt and bold hop aroma. Brovar Krepkoe Brovar Krepkoe is a light beer with a full balanced flavor and a pleasant hop aroma. Brovar Svetloe The beer has a delicate fruity and hoppy aroma. California Steam Beer - Brewmasters Collection Cheers Radler is a mixture of beer with fruit juice, but closer to a soft drink in terms of its flavour and freshness - a more natural product. Chelyabinskoe Cheshskoe Chelyabinskoe Cheshskoe is a classic lager.

Its recipe include hops from the Czech Republic, which is highly valued all over the world. Chelyabinskoye Zhivoye Chelyabinskoe beer is brewed for true Chelyabinsk people, who appreciate its traditional taste and invariably high quality. Christal Black Cristal Preta was inspired by Dunkel Lager beer from Munich. The water in this German city has very special characteristics (very hard) leading to the use of a dark malt to balance the recipe. Christal Branca This is a quality beer with the characteristics of a Pilsner. Light gold colour, persistent and white head. It has a special lightness, slightly lighter than typical beers in the Portuguese market with a fruity aroma and malt notes. Dahls Pilsner DLight Energy with taurine and coffein is a unique combination, which gives the beer cocktail the taste of an energy drink. The two other variants is Lemon and blackcurrant. Don Classic Don brand was first brewed in spring 1998. Don is a high-quality beer specially created for residents of the South of Russia with account for their taste preferences. Don Export Don Export is a classic lager beer brewed from natural ingredients of golden malt, hops and purified water.

Don Ledyanoye The brand is mainly distributed in the South of Russia. Nevertheless, Don is sold not only in Russia; this is the only regional brand exported to the U.S. Don Live Only high quality malt and hops are used for this beer as well as the purest water necessarily checked for compliance with both the brewing requirements and health standards. Dożynkowe The Harvest Festival Beer is brewed to celebrate the first harvest. The other beers in the series is called Easter, Christmas and Midsummer. Dragon Karl Friedrich, or just Karl to his friends, is a simple pale lager with historical taste, boasting the delicious flavour of hops and the brew master’s pure spirit. Karmi Classic Karmi is a light caramel flavored beer with a low alcohol content. The gentleness is expressed in its subtle flavor and the lack of bitterness is characteristic of this beer. Karmi Sensual Mango-Orange Karmi has a mild flavor of mango and orange. Karmi Tiramisu Karmi Tiramisu has a composition of caramel notes and aromas of fine coffee. Ideal for exquisite desserts.

Karmi Zurawina Karmi Zurawina is the combination of a deep, caramel flavor with the classic Karmi cranberry, dark cherry and chocolate fragrants. Kasztelan Jasne Petne Nevskoe appeared on the market in the beginning of the 1990s and was one of the first Russian beer brands. Since its launch this premium beer has had an invariable premium quality and a special soft taste. Niepasteryzowane This unpasteurized lager beer has a crisp, fresh taste that comes from four species of hops. Nikolai Alkoholiton Vaalea Lager Nikolai Alkoholiton Vaalea Lager is an alcohol free beer. Nikolai BMC California Steam Beer Nikolai BMC California Steam Beer is an aromatic and delicious malty lager. Nikolai BMC Irish Red Ale A beautiful copper-red beer manufactured using traditional British ale yeast. Nikolai Dark Lager Okocim Radler grapefruit and lime is a refreshing mix of light beer (45%) and lemonade (55%) with the addition of grapefruit juice and lime. Best served chilled.

Okocim Radler Lime A refreshing mix of light beer (45%) and lemonade (55%) with the addition of lime juice. Best served chilled. Old Bobby Ale Noble mild flavor Old Bobby Lager, inherent in traditional varieties of English lager. Old Bobby Lager Noble mild flavor Old Bobby Lager, inherent in traditional varieties of English beer. Old Carlsberg Lager The beer is of the Bavarian lagers and appears chestnut brown with a creamy head of foam. The taste is sweet with a well-balanced dry finish and the smell is rich with malt and sweet caramel. Old Carlsberg Porter Old Carlsberg Porter Old Carlsberg Porter has an almost oily fat filling and appears black with mocha colored foam. The taste is sweet with a touch of dry bitterness. The scent is strong with notes of licorice, new roasted coffee, bitter chocolate and warming alcohol. Palone 8 Palone 8 is a smooth tasting and a premium high quality beer. Pan Bez Saku Dlight is a soft beer drink with a hint of lemon. Saku Dlight Pineapple-grapefruit Saku Dlight Pineapple-grapefruit is a soft beer drink with a hint of pineapple and grapefruit.

Saku Dlight Pomegranate Saku Dlight Pomegranate is a soft beer drink with a hint of pomegranate. Saku Hele Saku Hele is a light special brew with a strong taste of hops and a pleasant aroma, which has been developed together with Czech master brewers. Saku Homebrew (Kodu) Saku Koduõlu is a full bodied and tasty lager brewed in the tradition of the old masters. Saku Kuld Saku Kuld has a rich taste, foam, and aroma, a delicate balance of freshness and mildness that is the characteristic taste of Saku Kuld. Saku On Ice Chongqing's leading brand is Shancheng, and Chongqing Brewery Company, who brew Shancheng, has a 85% market share in Chongqing, a city with a population of around 35 million people. Shumensko Shumensko has been brewed since 1882 and is one of the best-loved traditional beers in Bulgaria Shumensko Dark Shumensko Dark is made ​​using traditional methods and using a special selected mix of caramel and coffee malt, giving the beer specific notes of toast and caramel.

Sibirskiy bochonok Extra The Sibirsky Bochonok beer is brewed with the use of the traditional long fermentation technology. Sibirskiy bochonok Moroznoye The Sibirsky Bochonok beer is brewed with the use of the traditional long fermentation technology. Sibirsky Bochonok Classic Sibirsky Bochonok is a high-quality beer brand brewed from classical recipes. Sinebrychoff Porter Sinebrychoff Porter is a top-fermented dark, almost black, unfiltered beer with a malty aroma. SKOL Super Bock Abadia has a rich aroma that is strong and full-bodied. The flavour is with a smooth and comforting taste, and the colour is intense due to the use of special varieties of Malts. Super Bock black non-alcoholic Super Bock Sem Álcool Preta is an almost black non-alcoholic beer. It is a beer with a creamy and very stable head. It has an aroma of cereals and caramel. It is sweet and light. Super Bock Classic Super Bock Classic has a smooth and persistent head, a robust body and a lasting flavour.

A stronger recipe, perfected with the best varieties of hops, to please more mature and demanding connoisseurs. Super Bock Green Stipriausias is a strong beer of 8% ABV made of malt, hops, pure yeast and fresh water. The exclusive method of fermentation provides it's exceptionally pleasant sweet taste with a touch of bitterness from the hops. Svyturys Svyturio Šyturio is a golden coloured light beer with a tender aroma of hops. This extrodinarily soft and light beer is made of malt, hops, aromatic hops, pure yeast and fresh water. Świąteczne Christmas is one of four seasonal beers in the series; the others are Harvest Festival, Midsummer and Easter. It is a dark beer, rich in flavor, with a spicy aroma. Świętojańskie A fresh tasting non filtered beer from Poland. Perfect for a beautiful summer evening. Taurus This light beer has a pleasant cooling aftertastewithout bitterness. The brewing process was developed in the International Research Centre of the Carlsberg Group in Strasbourg, France. Tucher Kellerbier Tucher Kellerbier is brewed with the finest ingredients and packaged in bottles only.

Its appearance is veiled and the full-bodied flavor has a strong aroma of yeast. Tucher Pilsner Tucher Pilsner has a generous presence of hops, low fermentation and belong to the lager segment. Tucher Übersee Tucher Übersee is a single malt beer with low fermentation belonging to the lager segment. Tucher Urfränkisch Dunkel Tucher Urfränkisch Dunkel is a genuine Franconian beer. Brewed with barley malt this beer export has a very strong flavor and are spicy and full-bodied. Tucher Weizen Tucher Weizen is a beer with malted barley and wheat and high fermentation. Uralsky Master Classic Brewed according to classic technology and with the best barley malt and finely selected hops. The brew has a rich taste and pleasant hop flavor. Uralsky Master Ice Uralsky Master is one of the biggest regional brands of Baltika Breweries brewed specially for the Ural residents. Uralsky Master Ice is an easily drinkable and refreshing beer produced through cold filtration. Uralsky Master Lager The light beer has a pleasant taste with a subtle bitterness. Uralsky Master Strong Strong and at the same time an easily drinkable beer with a rich malty taste.

Utenos The lager has been produced from the best quality malt, selected hops and clear water and is characterized by a subtle and well-rounded taste. Utenos Auksinis Utenos Auksinis is a golden, mild and softly flavoured lager beer. It is made of the noble-type aromatic hops, malt and the clearest water. Utenos Classic Utenos Classic has a light caramel malt, noble hops and refined bitterness that gives a complete taste and aroma. In 2014 Utenos Classic won the prestigious culinary award iTQi Superior Taste Award, also known as the kitchen "Oscar". Utenos Kvietinis It is a gentle, light beer, compatible with Belgian wheat beer. The beer is perfectly refreshing with a slight bitterness combined with a variety of flavors such as honey and oranges also caressing the palate with vanilla and cloves. Utenos Pilsener Utenos Pilsener is a light lager beer with tender hop bitterness. It is bottom-fermented beer, being a bit drier and having emphatic hop aroma. It is an exceptionally light and truly refreshing beer.

Utenos Porter With its subtle and sweet taste, Utenos Porter has a rare feature as it continues to mature over time and becomes richer in flavour. Utenos Radler Cola Beer mixed with the world's favorite cola taste appear in Radler Cola. Utenos Radler Lemon Beer-mix Radler Lemon is a light beer with lemon juice and a pleasant hop aroma. It is excellent for the type of Radler beer cocktails, which have become popular and loved across Europe. Utenos Radler Orange Radler Orange is a light beer and orange juice cocktail with only 2% (ABV) and an unexpected sweetness, acidity and a delicate hop bitterness combination. Valaisanne Blonde25 Yarpivo is an amber-yellow foamy drink the colour of the sun with an exquisite flavor of hops and excellent saturated taste. Yarpivo is brewed according to traditional recipes using the selected malt and hops. Yarpivo Yantarnoye Yarpivo is an amber-yellow foamy drink the colour of the sun with an exquisite flavor of hops and excellent saturated taste. Yarpivo is brewed according to traditional recipes using the selected malt and hops.

Yarpivo Zhivoye Yarpivo is an amber-yellow foamy drink the colour of the sun with an exquisite flavor of hops and excellent saturated taste. Yarpivo is brewed according to traditional recipes using the selected malt and hops. Zatecky Gus Carlsberg Group - Kronenbourg 1664 Kronenbourg 1664 1952 Kronenbourg 1664 - enjoy the fine taste of France Kronenbourg 1664 is the most sold French beer in the world and the market leader for high-end premium beers. It was named after the year the Hatt family, the founders of Brasseries Kronenbourg, first started commercial brewing. Kronenbourg is the fifth oldest beer brand in the world that still exists today. Its golden highlights and delicate bitterness come from selecting the best hops, the “Strisselspalt”, and the unique know-how of Brasseries Kronenbourg’s master brewers for over 300 years. 1664 is ideal with a meal on the terrace, as an aperitif or simply for the pleasure.

In 2008 Carlsberg Group became owners of the Kronenbourg 1664 brand as part of the acquisition of Scottish and Newcastle. Geographic expansion and proposition has led the brand to a leading position in the International Premium beer market.

Question: From which country does 'Kronenbourg' lager originate?
Answer: FRANCE